Everything a printed QR code needs, nothing it doesn't
Six things Stelyo does that most dynamic QR platforms treat as an afterthought — or don't do at all.
Print Insurance: a code that outlives the account behind it
Cancel your subscription, let a card expire, forget to renew for three years — a code you've already printed keeps redirecting to its last known destination. It flips to a read-only state instead of dying: you lose the ability to edit it or see new scans, never the redirect itself. Most competitors treat a lapsed account as a reason to 404 every code that account ever issued. Stelyo's redirector is a standalone service built around one guarantee, not a support exception.
On-brand by default, not by fighting a generator
Foreground and background color, module and eye shapes, a logo dropped in the center, a frame with your own call-to-action text underneath. Save a style as a brand template once, and every code anyone on the team creates afterward inherits it automatically — no color picker, no copy-pasting hex codes between teammates.
Real scan data without a tracking script
Country, device, OS, referrer, and hour-of-day, computed server-side from the redirect request itself — the same request that has to happen anyway for the code to work. There's no client-side script to block, no consent banner to show, and no visitor data that ever leaves EU infrastructure. Export to CSV or pull it through the REST API.
One code, several destinations
Route the same printed code differently by country, device type, time of day, or scan count — a single storefront poster that sends mobile scanners to your app's install page and everyone else to your site, or a packaging code that A/B tests two landing pages without printing two different codes.
A contact card that updates after it's printed
Put a code on a physical card that resolves to a full digital contact card — name, title, phone, email, links — and edit any of it after the card is already in someone's wallet. Changed your number? Update the card once; every printed copy in circulation reflects it immediately.
Find the dead link before your customer does
Stelyo checks every dynamic code's destination on a daily schedule and flags a broken link, an expired TLS certificate, or a redirect chain that's gotten too long — so a print run doesn't sit on a shelf pointing at a 404 for a month before anyone notices.
Fits into the stack you already run
No app to install, no walled garden — a scan is just an HTTP request, so it plugs into whatever you're already using to track revenue and automate work.
Google Analytics 4
Server-side Measurement Protocol events — works even though a redirect never loads a page for gtag.js to run on.
Shopify & WooCommerce
Attribute orders back to the code that drove them, with UTM parameters injected automatically on scan.
REST API & webhooks
Create, update, and read codes from your own systems; get notified the instant one is scanned.
n8n, Zapier, Make
No proprietary connector to install — the REST API and webhooks already speak the generic HTTP node every automation platform ships with.
MCP for AI agents
Point Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot at your codes directly — list, create, check stats, archive, using the same API key as everything else.